360 



INDEX. 



Inventory 9, 54, 176, 290 



Inventory, proposed method of tak- 

 ing 217 



Inventory and property return, criti- 

 cism of 54 



Invoices to O. S-K. by C. O II, 135 



Involved cases in practice 214, 222 



Issues from arsenals 19, 206, 230 



Issues, duties of stock clerk regarding, 230 

 Issues of fabrications immediately 



after receipt into store 234 



Issues other than by O. S-K 137, 206 



Issues on requisition for the army. .. 234 



Issues by storekeepers to Z 230 



Issues by storekeepers to foremen. .. 176 



J. 



Job work 156, 272, 292 



Journal slips 243, 244, 248, 260 



K. 



Keeping fabrications in charge.. 135, 192 



L. 



Labor account, present form of 60 



Labor account versus material account, 38 



Labor analyzed. . ' 292 



Labor charges proposed 85 



Labor, cost of, determined by present 



method 72 



Labor, cost of, determined for each 



operation 292 



Labor by day 152 



Labor of soldier workman 273 



Labor on time book analyzed. ..300, 302 



Laws and regulations, extracts from, 7 



Ledger, posting 244, 249 



Ledger slips 244, 248 



Limitation of analysis 98, 143, 303 



Limitation of books required at arse- 

 nals 14 



Limitation of symbolic notation.. 109, 125 



L. S. section , 1 70 



Lyford, Colonel S. C 18 



M. 



Machinery, deterioration of. 217 



Machinery, inventory of 218 



Machines, time-keeping of. 156 



Machine shop, operations classified.. 133 

 Machinist, The American, extract... no 

 Manufactory one of arsenal depart- 

 ments 25 



Marking material received 171 



Material, accountability of, compared 



with that of labor 38 



Material analyzed for cost 249 



Material and ammunition expended.. 14 

 Material in charge of foremen... 175, 180 

 184, 192, 202 

 Material in charge issued. Cases 9 



and 10 202 



Material charged, value recovered... 284 



Material classified 43,47, 243 



Material, cost of, determined by pres- 

 ent methods 73 



Material, credits for 1 76, 281 



Material in C. S. and in store, pro- 

 posed status of 133 



Material dropped. Case 13 210 



Material expended on arrival. Case 3, 188 

 Materialand fabrications inspected, 68, 187 

 Material found or taken up. Case 12, 208 

 Material on hand, determination of, 54, 249 

 Material, importance of proper ac- 

 countability for 38 



Material, inspection of, present method 



criticized 68 



Material issued always charged 1 75 



Material on inventory. Case 1 6 217 



Material issued by foremen. Case n, 206 

 Material issued by storekeeper to Z. 



Case 21 230 



Material kept in charge, 175, 180, 184, 192 



Material named and classified 42 



Material, procuring of, present method 



criticized 67 



Material procured from store. Case I, 180 

 Material procured from Z by C. O. 



directly 174. 222 



Material procured from Z to be kept 



in charge. Case 2 



Material purchased analyzed as to ap- 

 propriation 257 



Material received credited 1 76, 



Material received, but not paid for. - . 51 



257, 262 



